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BAPTIST GATHER AT TWO ASSOCIATIONS WILL . MEET l. ANNUAL SESSION C'liiircliCH of firus Valley on West to l'oincroy on East Will Solid Dilo. ; gules to tli0 Meeting Good Sneak, ors to be Present. Delegutos from the Dapttst . chur cncH or the Umatilla and Mount neotmnt associations will meet In Joint unnual tension at the FlrHt Bap. tlst church of this city next Tuesday and Wednesday. These associations Includo the churches from Grass Val ley on tho west to Pomeroy on the east. nopresentatlvo men of the de nomlnntlon from other parts of the northwest will be present. Dr. P. C. W. Parker, state secretary for Ore gon und Rev. Fred A. Agar, secretary for eastern Washington and Idaho, will speak on Tuesday evening. Wed nesday evening Dr. Donald D. Mac Laurin of tho First church, Walla Walla, will deliver an address. The annual sermon will be preached by Rev. J. W. Stockton at 11 o'clock Tuesday. The doctrinal sermon will be given by the pastor of the Pen dleton church at 2 o'clock Wednes day. Rev. B. C. Miller of Dayton, will speak for the young people and W. E. Warrington of Pilot Rock and Mrs. S. A. Lowell will present Sunday school work. Rev. J. R. G. Russel will speak on "How to Better our Service," at 2:45 Tuesday. One of the most Interesting feature will be a "Convention Iistltute" conducted by Dr. Parker and Mr. Agar at 4 o'clock Tuesday. The session will open at 9:45 Tues day morning by a devotional service led by J. R. G. Russel. Then at 19:15 will come the address of welcome by Hon. Stephen A. Lowell, at 10:40 response by Rev. B. C. Miller. The public are cordially invited to any or all of these sessions. AFTER 33 YEARS rortlnnd. Or. An errand entrust ed to her 33 years ago suddenly flash ed Into the mind of a Portland wo man recently, by Borne strange trick of memory. She performed it and has lust heard from the one wio ask ed the favor so long ago. Mrs. John H Ruck. 361 Vancouver Ave., who wasn't Mrs. Buck 33 yenrs ago. was n music teacher In Robinson, Kansas, nt that time and one of her pupils, Iiurn Kelly, gave her a dol lar and ,-sk'( hi-r to buy two songs nvcrybody was hinging In those days. "Gates Ajar," and "Come Uttle Rlrd and Live With fs." The present Mrs, Ruck agreed and forgot all about It. The other dayNwhcn eating break fast, some curious twist of recollection brought l.nck the neglected errand and she recalled the errand given her and the names of the songs as well. "I'll go and see if I can get that muHlc," she said Jumping up from the table. She went down, hurried through the stock of one of the older music houses and was fortunate enough to pick up the very songs she wanted. She mnlled them, together with a letter, to Miss Laura Kelly, Robinson, Kansas, hoping It might STACY ADAMS and SELZ ROYAL BLUE SHOES at A. EKLUND'S IIOIIBACH'S BAKERY. WE CREAM and CANDY PARLORS Finest sodas, candies and baked poods in the city a call at our parlors will prove it. Special party orders will reeeivo our prompt attention. PHONE, MAIM 80 Our honie-innde candies are on sale nt tho Main street Bakery. DAILY reach her former pupil. Miss Kelly had married and has children of her own but tho postmast er at Robinson remembered her and she got the music and tho letter This week Mrs. Buck received a let ter rrom the former Laura Kelly, now Mrs. Theodore Work. "I have given un my ulavlntr now." she wrote, "but I have a little girl who m ;ust about where I was In music lessons when I wanted those nieces. so I will have her learn them and play them for mo." A Smile. J a pretty hard thing to accomplish when you're blue, bilious and out of sorts. There la a sure cure for all kinds of stomach and liver com plaint's constipation and dyspepsia. uaiiard'n Heroine Is mild, yet abso lutely effective in all cases. Price 60c per bottle. A. C. Koeppen & Bros. ROGERS PLEADS Gl'ILTY TO KIDNAPING Las Vegas, N. M., May 19. Will Rogers pleaded guilty to the charge of kidnaping Waldo Rogers, the 3-year-old grandson of Judge Henry L. Waldo, the millionaire gen eral solicitor of the Santa Re rail road. George Wiggins, an ex-convict and alleged accomplice of Rogers, pleaded not guilty. Rogers, it is understood, will not be sentenced until after the trial of Wiggins, In which he ia expected to be the principal witness for the state. The Indictment also charged Rog ers and Wiggins with entering the home with Intent to assaunt and threatening to murder Mrs. A. T. Rog ers, mother of the kidnaped ch:id, for the purpose of extorting from her 112,000 ransom. These charges were Included in the indictment because there Is no statute in New Mexico de fining or providing punishment for the crime of kidnaping. Little Waldo Rogers was stolen from the family home on the night of March 29 last and returned to his parents 24 hours later upon the pay ment of a ransom of $12,000. Will Rogers, who Is 22 years old, is the uncle of the stolen child. The ransom money was recovered In the chimney of young Rogers' "ome. There is a strong feeling In Las Vegas against the prisoners, and the utmost precaution Is being taken to guard them from violence. They have Deen conrined In the state peniten tiary at Santa Fe since their arrest two weeks after the commission of the crime. , Monday. National Conference of Municipal Milk Commissions meets In Philadel phia. Anniversary dinner of Rrltlsh Roy al Geographical society In London. National convention of the United Presbytcrlnn church In Pittsburg, Pa. Imperial conference will be formal ly Inaugurated by the king In Lon don, American Foundrymen's associa tion will open annual session in Pitts burg, Pa. Tuesday. President Taft will open New York's mngnf'ccnt new public library build ing. National Fire Protection associa tion opens annual convention In New York. Conference on International arbi tration assembles at Lake Mohonk, N. Y. Presbyterian general assembly at Atlantic City celebrates temperance day. Fourth National Good Roads con gress commences In Birmingham, Ala. American Brass Founders' associa tion opens convention In Pittsburg, Pa. Col. Charles II. Watts will be plac ed on retired list of United States army. Special election on loan bill and for congressmen in Philadelphia. French chamber of deputies will be reconvened In Paris. Wlnesday. Secretary of the Treasury Mac Veagh will deliver address in Kan sas City, Mo. Empire Day will be observed throughout the British dominions. Civil service examinations for va rious positions will be held In many cities. Governor Johnson will deliver ad dress before American libraries at Pasadena, Cal. Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey will speak at St. Paul, Minn. King George and Queen Mary will hold third court at Buckingham Pal ace. National Lumber Manufacturers' as sociation will convene in Chicago. Brazil will place special export tax on all sugar sent out of tho country. Thursday. Work of of pumping out tho Maine in Havana harbor will bo commenced. Commencement day will be observ ed at Tuskegee Negro Institute in Al abama. Hearing in government suit against "bathtub trust" at Richmond, Va. Bunqan's copy of the "Book of Martyrs" will bo sold at auctln in London. Second division of battleship fleet Is duo to nrrlve at Copenhagen. Pennsylvania state legislature will hold final sessln and adjourn. Friday. William J. Bryan will address Presbyterian General assembly in At lantic City. Two hundredth anniversary of the founding of Mobile will be celebrat ed. "Greater Georgia" dinner will be held in Atlanta by the chamber of commerce. finliirrtny. International Print Cutters' asso ciation of America convenes In New York. Seattle, Wash., citizens will Join In a general war on weeds. MIsm Mabel Pnlno or Baltimore will marry Baro.i von Schlothoim in Berlin. THE COMING WEEK. I EAST OttWiOXIAS, PENDLETON, Not I i ii 5" a Not boisterous excitement, hot air spieling and pleading, all we ask is that you COMPARE our dependable merchandise with their so-called bargain?, con sider wisely whether you wish to wear 1911 merchandise during the coming summer or not, then decide where you wish to buy it. There's a Reason We Buy for Cash We Sell for Cash Goods never have a chance to grow old in this store. We have "got the goods" and our prices are lower, not for a week or two but the year 'round, Workinom SPOKANE WILL LAYING m;;is nf.xt xovemhek COXTIMES 12 MONTHS Problems of Continent-Wide Interest Are. to Bo Solved Will 'lave Two Entries of Six Chickens From Each Stale. . Spokane, Wash. Problems of continent-wide Interest nre to be solved at the first American egg-laying con gress In Spokane, beginning next No vember and continuing 12 months. It It free and open to the world. Plans nre to have at least two entries of six chickens each from every state nnd territory In the union and prov ince in Canada. Among other things this Information is sought: Will 300 chickens support an av erage family What breeds are best for commer cial eggs? What is the actual cost of produc ing eggs? What are the prime requisites for successful egg culture? What state, province or territory produces the best layers John C. Lee, a former newspaper man, now n poultry rancher at Hill yard. Wash., who originated the con gress Iden, has submitted tentative plans to A. C. Ware, chairman of the poultry and game committee of tho Spokane chamber of commerce, for formal discussion nnd action at the next monthly meeting of that body enrly in June. "this is not to be a competitive ex position for fancy breeds or feathers nor a money-making scheme," Mr. Lee said,' "but an educational affair In the best sens of the term. There will be no medals or cash prizes, though diplomas and ribbons may bo awarded for the best producers. Pri marily, we arc seeking accurate in formation which Is not now available through regular channels. "Present plans are to Bet aside a tract of land near Spokane and erect tho necessary buildings for the care of tho fowls. Experts will be placed In chargo and a record kept of every pen, tho money returns going to the ownors. We believe we can accom plish good results here, as we have nn even climate and none of tho dl . cases ciunmon to the chicken family, such ns cholera and gapes." Now Howling Ilccord. I'ultlmore, May 20 A new endur ance bowling record was made hero last night when two five men teams of this city finished n 24-hour match. The Victoria team, with a total score of 22.703 for 40 half games, won fiom the? Sawyer Smith team, whose score was 22,4 4 5. East Oregonlnn by carrier, 6f,c por month. OHKGOJV, fcATl'KDAY, MAY 20, 1011. ensational Ad ensationa WILL BUY A GOOD SUIT OF CLOTHES en's iOSSIP OF t.OTIl.VM. A New York. May 20. Alexander flraham 1.V1I, Inventor of the "hello machine," has arrived in New York after completing a tour of the world. His return was signalized by a great triumph for the telephone, by the in augural r.f the longest line in the world, 2,030 miles, connecting New. York and Denver. Three talking cir cuits are now in successful operation between the nation's metropolis and the Colorado capital.. Talk Is far fro" being cheap over this line however, as the tariff is $11.25 for three minutes of conversation. It is predicted that within another year or two New York nnd San Francisco will be connected by telephone wires. Mr. Bell spent some time in China and reports that the machine of his Invention Is be coming increasingly popular in the Empire of the Dragon. Another returned globe-trotter 's Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, the poet ess of passion, who arrived in New york this week after completing a cir cuit of the world. Although in her fifty-sixth year, Mrs. WrIlcox retains her youthful appearance to a remark able degree and bids fair to rival Mine, llernhardt as an exponent of perpet ual girlhood. Among the articles ac quired abroad the poetess has a Brahmin priest's robe which is a cen tury old and which she has had made into a gown. It Is a deep golden brown in color and is embroidered with minute inset circular mirrors. A novel wedding has Just been solemnized in lirooklyn. when two daughters of a clergyman were sim ultaneously united to two ministers. Tho brides were Misses Frances Eu genie nnd Somen Price, daughters of the Key. Thomas U Trice, pastor of the Epworth Methodist church in Brooklyn. The former is now the wife of the Kev. Arthur H. Bradford, pastor of the First Congregational church of Springfield, Mass., while the latter is the bride of the Rev. Walter Hendrlchs, who was recently appointed tn a pastorate at Ln ramie, Wyo. Dr. Cook's nemesis, Prof. Herchell C. Parker, adjunct professor of phy sics nt Columbia 1'nlversity, today married Miss Evelyn Naegle, daughter or Charles F. Naegle,, the portrait painter. Rear Admiral Peary was one of tho guests at the ceremony. Prof. Tnrker and his bride will spend their honeymoon in Alaska, nnd tho professor expects to make another at tempt to scale the heights of Mt. Me Klnley. . On a previous expedition to that region Prof. Parker secured a great dcnl of evidence tending to dis prove the claim of Dr. Cook, the Im aginative explorer, that be had as cended Mt. McKlnley to Its summit. A blare of bands, the harsh appeal of barkers, the cries of mcrr -makers un l the continual ratlllng of press agents' typewriters wore amon.sr the imiltitudious sounds that nscendei trday from Coney Island, marking the Hie inaugural of another season at that popular resort of the millions. Although the usual claim Is made Lot 880 BOSS OF THE ROAD blue bib overalls, heavy-wt. 80 BOSS OF THE ROAD Waist Overalls, Heavy Weight 65c Jumpers to match . 80 Cotton Gloves, the heavy kind, pair ; 5 Cotton Gloves, gauntlets, C l-4c, 4 pair for 25 Ilegular 25c leather faced gloves 18 I'egular 7oc black sateen shirts 50 Be sure and compare, this shirt if it does not beat anything of its kind in town, .your money back. Good quality vork shirts 39 Egyptian cotton underwear,, all colors 25 Poros-Knit Union Suits . 50 Better quality, the $1.50 kind 90 Clothing Co. that "everything is new but the ocean" it is a very familiar Coney Is land that greets the eye of the visitor. There are numerous new variations of old "thrillers" however, including an automobile saucer track, mono planes carrying ten passengers each, and a ride known as the "Egg Nogg," In which the cars are shaped like eggs. At the completion of the trip it is claimed, the passenger will feel very much like a scrambled egg- Boys Will Be Boys, and are always getting scratches cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns or scalds. Don't neglect such things they may result seriously if you do. Apply Ballard's Snow Liniment ac cording to directions r:ght away and it will relieve the pain and heal the trouble. Price 25c, 50c and 11. A. C. Koeppen & Bros. DETECTIVES SAID TO HAVE ISED DYNAMITE Pittsburg. May 19. James Elliott, a structural iron worker of this city, appeared before labor leaders here last night and made an alleged con PleasantRefiesliiii, Beneficial, Gentle andEflbctnrQ, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. in. the Circle, on evenj-Package of tho Genuine. DO NOT LET ANY DEALER DECEIVE YOU a SYRUp OF FIGS AND ELIXIR OF SENNA HAS OVEN UNIVERSAL SATOf ACTION FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS PAST, AND ITS WONDERFUL SUCCESS HAS LEO UN SCRUPULOUS MANUFACTURERS OF IMITATIONS TO OFFER INFERIOR PREPARATIONS UNDER SIMILAR NAMES AND COSTING THE DEALER LESS; THEREFORE. WHEN BUYING. NotetfioFuffName of the Gomparo 'lull ii leal kii.i rsii PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS.NEAR THE BOTTOM. AND IN I THE CIRCLE. NEAR THE TOP OF EVERY PACK AGE, OF THE GENUINE REGULAR PRICE SOc PER BOTTLE; ONE SIZE ONLY. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS. SYRUP OF nCS AND ELIXIR OF SENNA IS THE MOST PLEASANT. WHOLE. SOME AND EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR STOMACH TROUBLES, HEADACHES AND BILIOUSNESS DUE TO CONSTIPATION, AND TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS FT IS NECESSARY TO BUY THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, "HICH IS MANUFACTURED BY THE California Fig Syrup Co. FACE THREE rices $ fession in -which he charged officers of the National Erectors association and detectives employed by it with wrecking building; throughout the country constructed by non-union la bor. The alleged confession was made to William Kelly, president of the Iron City Trades Council; A. L. Collins, secretary of the Structural Iron Work ers' Union, and II. W. Legleitner, vice president of the International as sociation of Bridge and Structural Iron WorRers. It was sworn to before a riotarv. The labor leaders then turned Elliott ..'--r to the police, who are holding him for further investi gation. The affidavit was not given out, but In his statement to the police Ell'ott said he had made the confession be cause he was not paid for informa tion he furnished the Erectors Associ ation, and for which he was promis ed 11,000. Cincinnati. May 20. A 100-mile pigeon race for young birds from Olney, 111., is scheduled for tomorrow by the Ohio Valley Flying club. 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